About me

I was born and raised in a defective neighborhood in Yaoundé, this is where my mum first met my dad. My parents instilled in me a deep sense of service to the community. My father, a passionate mechanical engineer, found joy in restoring old cars, while my mother ran a local salon, creating a space of warmth and connection. Their dedication to uplifting those around them shaped my viewpoint on leadership— which to me is, serving people without expecting anything in return. Growing up in a politically active family, I was heavily influenced by my uncle, “George Town,” who nurtured my passion for servant leadership and advocacy. I have been fortunate to travel a dozen countries which have broadened my cultural perspective, deepening my understanding of global challenges and the power of meaningful connections. These experiences have empowered me to lead impactful organizations, co-found movements, and build networks that drive change. Today, I leverage my experiences in mentorship, coaching, and organizational growth to help businesses and nonprofits thrive. My mission is to continue advocating for underserved communities, influencing global policy, and driving sustainable development in humanitarian and social impact spaces. I go where duty calls.